The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-07-28
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ulO you see Jo-Jo!
The hand-organ man was in town
last week.
Ice cream every afternoon at John
Flynn's.
Pioneer Press blanks for sale at
this Office.
Good bargains in Boots and Shoes
at I. j. Moore's store.
Fritz Buckentin has commenced
the frame work on his new residence.
Blank notes, chattel mortgages,
yerifcatlons &c, for sale at this office.
To the public generally we suggest:
Study your interests and advertise in
THE Sun.
If you want 10 pounds Of good sun
dried Japan Tea for $500 call at L. j.
Moore's store.
David Kemp, VIM. Hiland and Jas.
Flynn oficiated as special policemen
on circus day.
A large party of Morris citizens
were at Camp Clarida, on Lake Min
newaska, last Saturday.
Help is very scarce in this vicinity.
AS consequence good wages are
offered to laboring men.
And still they roll in-the farmers,
we mean, to give the dreaded warn
ing to hunters to beware.
The Manitoba Company is sending
out some very large engines now.
It just goes the n. 2. Co. zone bet
ter"
It is rumored that another paper is
to be started at Graceville with DR..
Robertson as editor n-chief.-Whea-
ton Gazette.
A couple of Italian musicians, a
harpist and violinist, held forth at
the different saloons in town for a
few days last week.
Take the advantage of the low
prices on Groceries for harvest at the
Cheap Cash Store. 1t will pay you.
Call and be convinced.
sSnipe shooting" and ''dog train
ing" are much INDUCED in these days.
and will continue until chickens
ripen, August 18th.
A meeting of the Building Associ.
alton will be held at the office of the
secretary, in the Tribune building,
next Monday evening.
The Sun gives ALL THE NEWS of
the county. Subscribe for it. THE
Sun is the peoples paper, and adver-
Users should bear this in mind.
There was big dance at James
Brennans last Monday evening, open
ing large barn which he has just
completed on his farm in Synnes.
There was good attendance and a
very pleasant time.
George Mcpherson met with a
painful accident last Sunday morn
ing. He was in the barn, and the
horse, turning quickly to switch off
flies, caught him against the wall and
crushed him so hard that his shoulder
blade was broken.
We hope that the merchants and
business men of Morris will bear in
mind, when ordering job printing
that THE Sun job printing department
is complete, and, in soliciting your
patronage, we venture to assert, that
we can execute as fine work as any
establishment in the northwest.
* The gay and festive "knight of the
road" is becoming too numerous for
the pleasure of our citizens. They
should get no sympathy or help from
industrious, abiding citizens.
With some exceptions, they are, as a
rule, hungry because they are too
lazy to earn a living.
T. B. Hurley, expert engineer for
Aultma n-Taylor Co., gave perform.
ance on the streets, last Tuesday,
with one of that company's traction
engines, attached to separator and
self.binder in motion. He ran it,
with this load, up and down Main
street, making short turn over
rough ground with apparent ease.
He started yesterday for a trip into
the country with the same engine at
tached to a big load of wood and q
separator, intending to pull through
without any horse help. Mr.. Hurley
fl an efficient engineer.